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let me start with the russell 2000. very often we don't pay enough attention to the small and mid-sized stocks, mid-size caps. are they leading the way because if they are they are leading the way down. they have been down three consecutive days and significant drop today. >> hi, david. they are leading the way down. small caps led the market on the way up and now they will lead the market down. we're down 4% last three days. this is signaled for the last week. once the russell made the last all-time high it is making a series of lower highs. it was telling us trouble is abrewing and not to be surprised. certainly last three days, 4% move in the last three days. the market will not be led higher by the dow. as you mentioned the dow is not the catalyst. we want to look at russell, nasdaq and s&p. that really tells us where we're going and those indexes are a little bit weaker here. johnson & johnson and mcdonald's will not create the next up leg in this bill market. liz: we're coming into earnings season, right? >> right
let me start with the russell 2000. very often we don't pay enough attention to the small and mid-sized stocks, mid-size caps. are they leading the way because if they are they are leading the way down. they have been down three consecutive days and significant drop today. >> hi, david. they are leading the way down. small caps led the market on the way up and now they will lead the market down. we're down 4% last three days. this is signaled for the last week. once the russell made the...
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we saw the russell 20005 is performing indices. our concern is the free cash flow in that area is really tough right now that makes it hard for us to get extremely bullish. liz: good to see both of you. we need you to come back in a few minutes to see how the s&p futures close. ashley: don't go anywhere. can it residence budget actually cut the deficit? rein in spending and help create jobs at the same time? chairman of the white house and economic advisors will be joining us to make his case. liz: who doesn't want to invest like a billionaire? the new technology that is helping average investors invest like warren buffett. ashley: we would like to know what you think. facebook is rolling out a new tool for advertisers, the target users based on what they buy online. have they gone too far? would you consider leaving facebook? log onto facebook.com/afterthebell and we will share your answers later this hour. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's no
we saw the russell 20005 is performing indices. our concern is the free cash flow in that area is really tough right now that makes it hard for us to get extremely bullish. liz: good to see both of you. we need you to come back in a few minutes to see how the s&p futures close. ashley: don't go anywhere. can it residence budget actually cut the deficit? rein in spending and help create jobs at the same time? chairman of the white house and economic advisors will be joining us to make his...
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russell 2000 of only indices, this one was hit hardest over past five days. a lot of people were worried that this would be a leading indicator. that the small and mid-sized caps represented by the russell 2000 were showing us that we're due for that correction that we heard so much about that in fact was leading the way. russell 2000 was down with all the indices but the least hurt of them all. >>> gold, meanwhile breaking a three-day losing vehicle, rallying $23.50, lose down to 1 --. it was a good day. on the other hand it was not a good day to move it into positive territory for the week. on the week, gold had a loss of 1.2%. the flight for safety was on as investors piled into treasurys. look at this, the 10-year yield hit a intraday low of 1.68. it eventually came up a little bit. it was down to 1.68. again when the yield goes down the treasury value goes up. since september it has lost little ground into the close. again ending the day you can see at 1.7%. concerns over a slowing economy and a large build-up in supplies sent oil tumbling 4.6% this week
russell 2000 of only indices, this one was hit hardest over past five days. a lot of people were worried that this would be a leading indicator. that the small and mid-sized caps represented by the russell 2000 were showing us that we're due for that correction that we heard so much about that in fact was leading the way. russell 2000 was down with all the indices but the least hurt of them all. >>> gold, meanwhile breaking a three-day losing vehicle, rallying $23.50, lose down to 1...
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russell 2000 looks pretty good. remember yesterday the russell 2000 lost about 3.78%. so, again that had the furtherest to go to cut into yesterday's losses. and it just doesn't make it though. 1.79% gain is not bad, liz. liz: let's not ignore earnings. 60% of the s&p 500 companies that have reported beat estimates. big earnings movers today, goldman sachs reporting a rise in first quarter profits. that beat expectations but revenue from fixed income, currency and commodity trading fell 7%. the stock is move in kind. johnson & johnson beat estimates on strong sales on things like prescription drugs and revival of the over-the-counter medicines that had been recalled. all of you waiting for those j&j medicines like tylenol, it is starting to get back on the shelves. that stock hitting an all-time high up 2%. flip it to coca-cola. this is mostly wide stock. most of you owned this at some point in your lives. shares hitting the highest level since 1998 after reporting higher than expected profit and deal to load distribution territory bottlers. david: positive news on the
russell 2000 looks pretty good. remember yesterday the russell 2000 lost about 3.78%. so, again that had the furtherest to go to cut into yesterday's losses. and it just doesn't make it though. 1.79% gain is not bad, liz. liz: let's not ignore earnings. 60% of the s&p 500 companies that have reported beat estimates. big earnings movers today, goldman sachs reporting a rise in first quarter profits. that beat expectations but revenue from fixed income, currency and commodity trading fell 7%....
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russell 2,000, about a 4% gain on the russell 2000. on small and mid-sized stocks. gold continuing its climb, rallying another $13.80. to settle in at $1467 an ounce. analyst attributing the metal's strength expectations at federal reserve and european central bank will keep right on printing their currencies to fuel investment the fed begins its two-day meeting tomorrow. crude oil is moving to the upside to close at $94.50 a barrel. this was the highest settle since april 10th. "after the bell" starts right now. hang in there. david: let's get to today's action. we're holding onto a triple-digit gain from the dow. david kudlow, tells us why it is time to buy japan. that is david on the right. mark travis, intrepid capital management president says investors need to be a little more cautious. we have kind of a bear-bull split here. mark sebastian is in the pits of the cme. mark, i want to talk to you. we do have earnings coming in today but first of all some notion that the market isp to go out right now. another triple-digit gain on the dow. s&p is close to 1600. i
russell 2,000, about a 4% gain on the russell 2000. on small and mid-sized stocks. gold continuing its climb, rallying another $13.80. to settle in at $1467 an ounce. analyst attributing the metal's strength expectations at federal reserve and european central bank will keep right on printing their currencies to fuel investment the fed begins its two-day meeting tomorrow. crude oil is moving to the upside to close at $94.50 a barrel. this was the highest settle since april 10th. "after the...
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and the russell are not really anticipating. ashley: quickly, jcpenney struggling. [closing bell rings] >> that's right. tjx, wal-mart, new highs. ashley: got that in. liz: tjx. here come the bells on wall street. look at these stock indices on your screen. keep in mind these numbers are still settling. a flat-out win for the dow jones industrials. another record up, 59 points. look at the s&p at 1568. we're watching that closely. russell 2000 is down a quarter of a percent. that was not a winner. nasdaq saw 15 points of gain. ashley: a big day for gold. we're keeping an eye on this as the metal settling at a one-week high. that move buoyed by weak in the dollar and bargain hunting over the metal's big losses over the last week. liz: these things are volatile. first solar was volatile to the upside. biggest mover of the day up 45% after the company forecasted 2013 earnings and revenue well above wall street estimates. don't count solar out. the stock hit a new 52-week high as well. ashley: shares of widely-held microsoft among the most actively traded stocks today.
and the russell are not really anticipating. ashley: quickly, jcpenney struggling. [closing bell rings] >> that's right. tjx, wal-mart, new highs. ashley: got that in. liz: tjx. here come the bells on wall street. look at these stock indices on your screen. keep in mind these numbers are still settling. a flat-out win for the dow jones industrials. another record up, 59 points. look at the s&p at 1568. we're watching that closely. russell 2000 is down a quarter of a percent. that was...
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biggest gainer, small and mid-size, sos in russell 2000. that is up over 1 1/2%. let's start with the dow up over 150 points. looks like it is closing a little bit higher as we settle here. s&p is up over 16. nasdaq is up over 35. again the big gainer was the russell 2000. small and big sized caps did very well, thank you. liz: let's press the rewind button this morning when earnings news came out and propelled the markets higher. dupont profit was more than doubled. it was helped by a dry spell in the midwest which led farmers to buy the drought-ready products that dupont makes. the company says its bookings were higher for may, also for the summer coming up but did warn that business demand has been pressured since the sequestration cuts began, mark faber, hasn't forgotten about gold. gold falling for the first time in four sessions as the rally in u.s. equities also stronger dollar overseas lured investors away from gold. gold fell .9% to close the day at 1408.80 an ounce. silver, $22.80 cents an ounce. "after the bell" a busy day starts right now. liz: what ac
biggest gainer, small and mid-size, sos in russell 2000. that is up over 1 1/2%. let's start with the dow up over 150 points. looks like it is closing a little bit higher as we settle here. s&p is up over 16. nasdaq is up over 35. again the big gainer was the russell 2000. small and big sized caps did very well, thank you. liz: let's press the rewind button this morning when earnings news came out and propelled the markets higher. dupont profit was more than doubled. it was helped by a dry...
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the nasdaq also down slightly, and the russell off half a percent, but all things considered, not bad at all. liz: and we got the disappointing retail sales missing estimates. consumer names outperformed today. a few widely held names hitting new all-time highs. how many of you own disney? mcdonald's and wal-mart. ashley: the real action, my goodness, within the commodity pit as gold and oil sank like a rock. settling at $1501, that is the lowest levels in 21 months while oil losing more than 2% ending the day 91.21 per barrel. liz: once again, they fled to treasuries. 10-year yield falling to 1.72%. of course the move comes higher on the heels of three days of losses. "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: now that's amazing to see the dow went flat at the very last couple of minutes we have been down 72 points. ashley: would we get the much talked about direction? forget about it. chief investment officer, international stocks providing the best opportunity. riverfront investment group is here with his famous stock picks, and you want to listen to his stock picks. not bad. and
the nasdaq also down slightly, and the russell off half a percent, but all things considered, not bad at all. liz: and we got the disappointing retail sales missing estimates. consumer names outperformed today. a few widely held names hitting new all-time highs. how many of you own disney? mcdonald's and wal-mart. ashley: the real action, my goodness, within the commodity pit as gold and oil sank like a rock. settling at $1501, that is the lowest levels in 21 months while oil losing more than...
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the dow jones industrials jumping 47 points or a third of a percent, but it is the russell 2000 jumping a full percentage point. a major turnaround for all of these indices. adam: homebuilders among the top performers. rallying more than 2.5%. liz: investors betting pretty big on media stocks today. viacom, news corp., hit a new 52-week highs, lifetime highs. all three names up more than 17% so far this year as well. adam: the japanese yen a big mover today. the yen dropped to the lowest level in four years, the company's central bank began its massive stimulus program. the yen extended the fall against the euro after the bell starts right now. ♪ and we have seen a lot of action in today's market as we kick off earnings season, so let's get right to it. in the pit of the cme, stephen, head of capital market will tell us why it is time to move to the small-cap names and patrick, global portfolio manager and managing director. tells us why a pullback may be on the way. why are you saying this? >> as far as a pullback concern, right now what you have seen is a parabolic move especially w
the dow jones industrials jumping 47 points or a third of a percent, but it is the russell 2000 jumping a full percentage point. a major turnaround for all of these indices. adam: homebuilders among the top performers. rallying more than 2.5%. liz: investors betting pretty big on media stocks today. viacom, news corp., hit a new 52-week highs, lifetime highs. all three names up more than 17% so far this year as well. adam: the japanese yen a big mover today. the yen dropped to the lowest level...
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very close behind was the small and mid-sized caps represented by the russell 2000. liz: keep in mind when the fed is very much involved you will see a market that tends to move higher. big earnings movers today, general electric ending the day lower despite the company's first-quarter earninns climbing 16%. economic weakness in europe is worse than expected. you can see the dow, while cutting in half a 16-point gain at the very last minute is still up eight or nine points. mcdonald's fell as profits barely inched up in the first quarter. the world's largest restaurant chain suffered from declining sales trends and slower customer traffic. david: let's look at the action in the commodities pit. they have been very busy this week. gold was up for the second straight session. you have to look at the whole week. the rend is the friend or enemy. in this case it is the enemy. gold ending down more than 7% this week at $1395 an ounce. compare that to past weeks. this is very bad day or week for gold. up a tick today. oil ending the trading day higher but falling into the r
very close behind was the small and mid-sized caps represented by the russell 2000. liz: keep in mind when the fed is very much involved you will see a market that tends to move higher. big earnings movers today, general electric ending the day lower despite the company's first-quarter earninns climbing 16%. economic weakness in europe is worse than expected. you can see the dow, while cutting in half a 16-point gain at the very last minute is still up eight or nine points. mcdonald's fell as...
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the nasdaq and russell just slightly to the upside. again these numbers settling. anything can happen. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we have some big earn, movers, today. shares of boeing climbing to the highest level since 2007, after reporting a 20% rise in profit and reaffirming its 2013 guidance the aircraft maker made no mention of its battery troubles with the dreamliner in the report. corning, moving to the upside after first-quarter earnings rose four%. the company also raised its dividends of the. it is a lot of companies been doing and introduced a $2 billion stock buyback program as well. liz: also, on the earnings front, proctor & gamble, that is of course the world's largest household product maker moving lower after warning that profit would fall more than expected this quarter, it simply had to increase spending. it is down nearly 6%. oms group moving lower by about just a percent here. the company reporting a 51% drop in first quarter profits, weighed down by sluggish trading conditions and expense related to the botched facebook ipo. th
the nasdaq and russell just slightly to the upside. again these numbers settling. anything can happen. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we have some big earn, movers, today. shares of boeing climbing to the highest level since 2007, after reporting a 20% rise in profit and reaffirming its 2013 guidance the aircraft maker made no mention of its battery troubles with the dreamliner in the report. corning, moving to the upside after first-quarter earnings rose four%. the company...
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russell is up two points. big earnings movers. caterpillar first of all, trading to the upside, despite missing analyst estimates, the company taking a hit from 34% drop in mining equipment sales for obvious reasons. slashing revenue and profit guidance for 2013. halliburton seeing a pop as earnings topped expectations. the company predicted margins would strengthen at the end of the year. halliburton says they expect prices to encrease in north america this year. liz: lots of action in commodity land. did you see gold rebounding after last week's 7% loss. here you see $29 higher. this is the after-market session. gold metal did post gains for the third session in a row. gold climbing 1.8%, to close above $1400 a troy ounce now at 1425. oil is hitting a one week high as group of 20 nations offered no opposition to japan's stimulus program. crude settled the day up 75 cents at $88.76 a barrel. of course japan a big user of oil. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get to today's trading day. we have mike, gradient invest
russell is up two points. big earnings movers. caterpillar first of all, trading to the upside, despite missing analyst estimates, the company taking a hit from 34% drop in mining equipment sales for obvious reasons. slashing revenue and profit guidance for 2013. halliburton seeing a pop as earnings topped expectations. the company predicted margins would strengthen at the end of the year. halliburton says they expect prices to encrease in north america this year. liz: lots of action in...
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nasdaq is up the healthiest of all the indices with the exception of russell 2000, small and mid-sized stocks doing well. numbers are out for amazon. we're parsing through those numbers. let me show you the bid-ask after-hours. it ended the day 274.70. look at this, there is a pop after-hours a significant pop. so folks are liking what they're seeing, liz. liz: they are. the initial reaction was slightly lower. now it is jumping on amazon as we look through the numbers we want to tell you there were all kinds of earnings reports out. exxonmobil looking in the after-market session. what do we see, slightly lower. adam shapiro on the numbers from amazon. adam? >> if we're getting correctly they're reporting 18 cents instead of the 8 cents street was expecting for earnings per share. we're going through the report to figure out adjusted or diluted earnings per share. 18 cents is the headline on revenue of 16.07 billion. the street however was expecting 16.14 billion. here is something to keep in mind. they're saying first quarter sales rose 22% and again that their first-quarter earnings
nasdaq is up the healthiest of all the indices with the exception of russell 2000, small and mid-sized stocks doing well. numbers are out for amazon. we're parsing through those numbers. let me show you the bid-ask after-hours. it ended the day 274.70. look at this, there is a pop after-hours a significant pop. so folks are liking what they're seeing, liz. liz: they are. the initial reaction was slightly lower. now it is jumping on amazon as we look through the numbers we want to tell you there...
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russell 2000 falling half a percent today. david: we had big earnings movers today. d.r. horton hitting a new 52-week high. quarterly profit tripled as it sold more homes we're talking about at this hour with higher prices. the company forecasting a better second half of the year. on the flipside goodyear tire and rubber falling. it posted better-than-expected profit, tire sales volumes fell 8% and the company warned that industry demand would remain weak throughout the year. liz: they pointed out europe for a lot of those problems. we had commodities posting pretty big gains this week. look at oil today. ending the session down about 75 cents. it settled at 93 in the regular session, $93 a barrel despite a move lower. the crude jumped 4% for the week. gold settling with a loss of a .6 of a percent today ending the session around $1453 a troy ounce. for the week though gold fought back gaining 4.2% on the back of strength in the physical market for gold demand. "after the bell" starts right now david: let us get right to the action. we have brian sose he is here from bayl
russell 2000 falling half a percent today. david: we had big earnings movers today. d.r. horton hitting a new 52-week high. quarterly profit tripled as it sold more homes we're talking about at this hour with higher prices. the company forecasting a better second half of the year. on the flipside goodyear tire and rubber falling. it posted better-than-expected profit, tire sales volumes fell 8% and the company warned that industry demand would remain weak throughout the year. liz: they pointed...
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and the russell 2000, pulling off a win of about half a percentage point as well. good day for all the indices today as we look at your money. some big earnings movers by the way. pfizer w performer on the dow. there were down air rors -- arrows despite reporting rising profits. drugmaker reported decline in sales of top products and reduced its outlook for the whole year. on the flipside we get apple. we talked about that with nicole, hitting a 52-week high following its earnings. the company reported an increase in membership enrollment and raised its full-year guidance. "after the bell" starting right now david: want to correct something. aetna upped its membership. that's why it did so well today. we have a jam-packed hour. liz claman is joining us live from los angeles at the milken global conference. liz, i know one of the guys you got coming liz: well as, yuri milner who is a friend. you covered his father back at "the wall street journal." he is a billionaire and made major, major investments when it comes to tech and silicon valley. we're dying to know wha
and the russell 2000, pulling off a win of about half a percentage point as well. good day for all the indices today as we look at your money. some big earnings movers by the way. pfizer w performer on the dow. there were down air rors -- arrows despite reporting rising profits. drugmaker reported decline in sales of top products and reduced its outlook for the whole year. on the flipside we get apple. we talked about that with nicole, hitting a 52-week high following its earnings. the company...
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russell coming up six. ashley: despite higher than expected jobless claims. the market is very rei will ant after a two-day slide because of looming regulations and refine, recouping losses. barclays says the sector is fundamentally cheap. liz: while many of you were sleeping, the bank of japan announced an easing program t gave a boost to some japanese companies. we put some on the screen. anywhere from 4 to 7% as big moves as weaker yen. what does that do? it makes these companies exports a lot cheaper and attractive overseas. toyota, mitsubishi, honda, sony, all gaining. ashley: gold miners were seeing a nice pop today. the rally came despite downbeat comments from jpmorgan on the sector. harmony gold and goldfields leading the gains after the bell. you know what what? "after the bell" starts right now. liz: he's excited. listen, he helped build one of the biggest online job search companies in the world. you know it well, monster. but then he got caught up in what was called the great backdating stock scandal, the options backdating of wall street five ye
russell coming up six. ashley: despite higher than expected jobless claims. the market is very rei will ant after a two-day slide because of looming regulations and refine, recouping losses. barclays says the sector is fundamentally cheap. liz: while many of you were sleeping, the bank of japan announced an easing program t gave a boost to some japanese companies. we put some on the screen. anywhere from 4 to 7% as big moves as weaker yen. what does that do? it makes these companies exports a...
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yes, we closed in at the lows of session for the dow, s&p, nasdaq and the russell and the vix skyrocketed no way around it. and we could have dropped a thousand points? >> that is right. bear in mind a lot of folks are not sitting at their desks. a lot of people are stepping away at their desks. the markets will have more time to react tomorrow tonight and tomorrow morning. you know at the lows of the session there were more selling to be done. we're in that little break between the pit trading session and when the electronic trading session resumes. that is when you get a lot of that pent up energy. we'll be watching that when the markets resume trading tonight. liz, gold is still the story. right now gold is down $153 that is the lowest it's been in the entire trading session. yes it is in the electronic after-market trading session but this is still the fear trade being undone while all of this is happening. so i've been talking to all the traders from john brady to trey knippa. all these guys are saying these markets will be something to watch when things reopen tonight. people will b
yes, we closed in at the lows of session for the dow, s&p, nasdaq and the russell and the vix skyrocketed no way around it. and we could have dropped a thousand points? >> that is right. bear in mind a lot of folks are not sitting at their desks. a lot of people are stepping away at their desks. the markets will have more time to react tomorrow tonight and tomorrow morning. you know at the lows of the session there were more selling to be done. we're in that little break between the...